FOOTHILLS BAR ASSOCIATION Newsletter of the Legal Community of San Diego's East County December, 2002/January, 2003 |
CALENDAR OF EVENTS |
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December, 2002 17th Annual Judge's Reception Wednesday December 4, 2002 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. El Cajon Community Center Family Law Section Meeting Tuesday December 10, 2002 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. Department 6 El Cajon Superior Court Civil Litigation Section Meeting Friday, December 13, 2002 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Department 6 El Cajon Superior Court Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Section Meeting Thursday December 12, 2002 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Nancy Ewin's office La Mesa |
January, 2003 Family Law Section Meeting Tuesday, January 14, 2003 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. Department 6 El Cajon Superior Court Estate Planning, Trust & Probate Section Meeting Thursday, January 9, 2003 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Nancy Ewin's office La Mesa Civil Litigation Section Meeting Tuesday, January 21, 2003 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Department 6 El Cajon Superior Court FBA Annual Dinner Friday, January 24, 2003 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Singing Hills Country Club |
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
By Jack McCabe
This truly is the season to be thankful, and like so many of you, I have taken some time to stop and count my blessings, and to be genuinely thankful for the genuine good fortune that has come to me in the past year.
I am especially grateful for the privilege of serving as President of the Foothills Bar Association, and for the opportunity of working with such a talented and dedicated Board of Directors.
Special thanks to Wells Lyman, the indefatiguable past-
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CONTENTS From the President. . . . . . .1 From the Court. . . . . . . . . .2 East County Lawyering. . 2-6 Civil Litigation Section. . . . .7 Estate Planning Section. . .9 Family Law Section. . . . . . 8 Sections & Committees. . 10 Ads and Notices . . . . . . . 10 Pro Tem Schedules. . . . . 11 |
EAST COUNTY LAWYERING |
FROM THE COURT
by Robert A. Durant
Assistant Executive Officer
Administrative Division
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
The East County Division of the San Diego Superior Court, including the Ramona branch, will be closed on the following holidays: Wednesday, December 25, 2002 for Christmas Day, Monday, January 1, 2003 for New Year's Day and Monday, January 20, 2003 for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
REMINDER FROM
THE COURT
Please be reminded that the court requests that no gifts be given any court personnel as it violates the Court Code of Ethics. Your cheerful attitude at the counter and cooperation in the courtroom is greatly appreciated and all the thanks that they need.
FROM THE SMALL
CLAIMS ADVISOR
by Donna Morel
ENACTMENT OF NEW LAWS IMPACTING SMALL CLAIMS
Effective January 1, 2003, Section 116.330(b) of the Code of Civil Procedure will require new time restrictions for service of process on a small claims complaint. The revised code section will require service of process on an in-county defendant at least 15 days before the small claims hearing date. A defendant who resides outside of the county must be served at least 20 days prior to the small claims hearing date.
Currently, the law requires the small claims complaint to be served at least 10 days prior to the hearing for a defendant residing in the county and 15 days for a defendant residing outside of the county.
Additionally, effective January 1, 2003, Section 116.570 will require that a small claims litigants seeking to postpone his hearing date file a written request at least 10 days before the hearing date. Presently, the law does not mandate a specific time period for a party to file a postponement request.
The amended code section permits the court to accept a postponement request failing to comply with the 10-day requirement only if the court determines that the party has good cause to file the request at a later date.
19TH ANNUAL
JUDGE'S RECEPTION
The 19th Annual East County Lawyer's Club Judge's Reception will be held on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 from 5:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at the El Cajon Community Center located at 195 East Douglas Avenue in El Cajon. This popular event, which features holiday music, hor d'oeuvres and champagne, provides a unique opportunity to meet with judges and colleagues in a pleasant, informal setting. All members of the bench and bar are invited to attend.
EAST COUNTY LAWYERING |
FOOTHILLS BAR
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL DINNER
by Wells Lyman
FOOTHILLS BAR HIGH SCHOOL HAS ANOTHER LOSING SEASON BUT AWAITS “WINTER PROM”
Once again Foothills Bar Highschool has progressed through another mediocre football season. The only bright spot has been our star quarterback, Dan Bacal, who once again set school records. He may be Foothills best athlete but his obsession with the cheerleaders has adversely effected his grades and he has little chance of receiving a college scholarship. Upon graduation Dan says he will be working as cashier at the local Arco station. It will be great to stop by, gas up, and reminisce with Dan about his great sports career at Foothills.
Dan isn’t the only disappointment. Principle Herbert Exarhos has gone on record to this reporter and says this Foothills class is the most disappointing of his career. He claims the class possesses no meaningful goals, morals or motivation. This reporter has attempted to interview students and teachers to gain some sense of whether Principle Exarhos’ dire statements are true. Drum Major and Chess Club President Garrison Klueck has stated that his sole goal is to not graduate from Foothills a virgin. Student body Vice President Ginny Johnson did not know what the word “virgin” meant. Her goal, of course, is to be the Winter Prom Queen. Fellow cheerleader, Kathy Marienau claims that Ginny has been held back for several years and therefore is too old to run for Prom Queen. Ginny counters by stating that her experience should count for something.
This reporter interviewed Home Room 6 teacher, Christine Goldsmith. Mrs. Goldsmith concurs that this class is an utter disappointment. She did, however, say that one student, Jack McCabe seemed to be a highly motivated and well mannered boy. She predicts that he will have great success and she believes that he is the type of young man who will never get into any trouble.
This reporter spoke with the only Sophomore cheerleader, Leah Boucek. Apparently this fine student will have to drop out school for “health” reasons. This reporter noted that she has gotten quite chubby this fall and the usually flirtatious student has become withdrawn.
Student body President Gary Glauser says he wants to be Foothills Prom King for 2003. He thinks it will cap off his stellar highschool career and additionally he plans to go on a two year mission after graduation and the crown will make a good reflector for his bicycle.
Newly transferred teacher, Alan Clements, and new teacher, Laura Halgren, have both attempted to put in their transfers to Principle Exarhos. This reporter was privy to a heated exchange between Mr. Clements and Principle Exarhos. The meeting was recorded as follows:
Clements: ”I want out.”
Exarhos: “Well, Mr. Clements, to paraphrase Hotel California, you can check in but you can never leave.”
Clements: “What are you talking about?”
Exarhos: “Haven’t you ever heard of the Eagles?”
Clements: “No, my musical interest stopped with Bob Dylan.”
Exarhos: “Well then Mr. Clements, let me put it this way.” “Do you know what a drag it is to be you?”
Clements: “Oh, then I guess I can’t transfer.”
Mr. Clements lowered his head and started to leave. Principle
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EAST COUNTY LAWYERING |
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
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President who has been consistently been the first to both volunteer and implement activities ranging from Padres Night, to seminars, to our Annual Dinner. Thanks also to departing Board member Sheryl Graf, chair of the Publications Committee, co-chair of the Criminal Law Section and a co-producer of the Annual Dinner....jobs all well done. Special thanks as well to Leah Boucek, who ably filled in for Dana Wynn and, with very little lead time, worked with Wells and produced a successful seminar in November dealing with Ethics, Bias and Substance Abuse. Leah is taking a year's leave from the Board to spend more time as homemaker. Lucky Boucek kids!
I am pleased to recognize our President elect, Bud Klueck, and the new slate of directors elected at the annual meeting of the Association November 26, 2002. Welcome to new members Andrea Schneider, Judy Marolt and Nancy Ewin. And, welcome back to Jerry Carmody, Dan Cohen Joe Fox, Jocelyn Medrano, Judi Klein, Sam Parise, and Ed Torrence.
The old and new Board join me in extending to all the members a special invitation to attend our annual dinner in January. We are all looking forward to the inaugural naming of the George Alspaugh Award, named in honor of our late colleague and to be conferred on the Association member who best exemplifies the civility and collegiality that marked George's practice for decades.
It was a very good year for Brown Bag Seminars, Section educational programs, dedicated volunteerism, and expanding support of all divisions of the East County Courts. We have suffered the tragic losses of several members, but with their passing, we have also gained new and valuable members and we continue to grow each month. I am confident Bud Klueck's term will be immensely successful. He is a good leader and an extremely hard worker. I wish him and the new Board for 2003 continued success.
Last in recognition, but certainly high in the rank of deserving, kudos to Catherine Tancredi and her continued superb efforts in compiling, editing and publishing our Newsletter. And also to one of our most dependable supporters, Rita Drouin . . . thank you for all your unsung efforts in helping the Association function smoothly and efficiently month in and month out. We appreciate both ladies.
To each of you, best wishes for
happy and safe holidays and for
prosperity in the year ahead.
SEMINAR MATERIALS
AVAILABLE
Limited copies of the handout from the seminar held November 2, 2003 are available for $15.00. If interested, contact Rita at 588-1936.
UPDATE YOUR
INFORMATION FOR
THE 2003 DIRECTORY
To ensure that we have your correct address and telephone number for the 2003 FBA Attorney Directory, please call Rita at 588-1936 with any updates.
EDWARD MARSH
ANNOUNCES
RETIREMENT
After 46 years in the practice of law in El Cajon, Edward Marsh will be retiring as an attorney at law. His office will close on or about January 31, 2003. He is transferring his law practice to Larry D. McGill whose office is at 9131 Fletcher Parkway, Ste. 118, La Mesa, CA 91942 and whose telephone number is 619-589-9819.
EAST COUNTY LAWYERING |
FOOTHILLS BAR
ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL DINNER
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Exarhos stopped him, put his hand on his shoulder and said, “you know the pump don’t work cause the vandal stole the handle.” “I know,” responded Mr. Clements as he slowly closed the door. (Note: There is no purpose to this above exchange except this reporter just likes to quote Bob Dylan.)
Teacher/Football Coach, Larry Brainard, seemed to be the only adult with an optimistic view of this class. Coach Brainard says that the football team has worked hard this year and even though the team tied the first five games and then got their annual butt thumping from the perennial powerhouse, Earl B. Gilliam Bar High School, Coach Brainard predicts victory in the last game of the season. The last game is of course with North County Bar High School. This reporter had a telephone interview with North County’s team captain, Skippy Throckmorton. He was quoted as saying, “This game will be a most excellent contest,” and further that he expects the competition to be spirited. Foothills team captain Jerry Carmody responded saying, “we’ll kick your ******* butts you preppie, cardigan wearing wimps. Captain Carmody, unfortunately, is suspended from that game because he was caught with defensive end Russ Robinson and Debate Team Captain Judy Klein, drinking under the bleachers. Judy Klein was not suspended from the debate team since she claimed harassment and that she was forced to drink the beer. School officials decided to back off any disciplinary actions against student Klein.
Ron Oberndorfer, Democratic Club President and school Valedictorian, has complained that too much attention is given to the “stupid” athletes. Ron, of course, is best known for being the only Senior still playing on the Junior Varsity tennis team.
No matter how dysfunctional this year’s Foothills class is, everyone agrees that they are looking forward to the big Winter Prom. The girls are, as always, looking for love and the boys will be looking for, well, you know, but everyone can’t wait for the big event. The band will be playing all the latest hits from Elvis, The Drifters, Chuck Berry and all of the big rock and roll stars.
The FBA Annual Dinner and Installation of the 2003 Officers and Board of Directors will be held on Friday, January 24, 2003 at the Singing Hills Country Club. You will be receiving a flyer and invitation. Please fill it out early, and it would also be helpful if you mail it with your check to my office as indicated
QUOTABLE QUOTES
by Rex Randall Erickson
"The Hatter opened his eyes very wide on hearing this; but all he said was, 'Why is a raven like a writing desk?' "'Come, we shall have some fun now!' thought Alice. 'I'm glad they've begun asking riddles -- I believe I can guess that,' she added aloud. "'Do you mean that you think you can find out the answer to it?' said the March Hare. "'Exactly so,' said Alice. "'Then you should say what you mean,' the March Hare went on."'I do,' Alice hastily replied; 'at least -- at least I mean what I say -- that's the same thing, you know.' ". . . . "'Have you guessed the riddle yet?' the Hatter said, turning to Alice again. "'No, I give it up,' Alice replied. 'What's the answer?'"'I haven't the slightest idea,' said the Hatter. "'Nor I,' said the March Hare."Alice sighed wearily. 'I think you might do something better with the time,' she said, 'than wasting it in asking riddles that have no answers.'" (Carroll, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.) (People v. Jamison (1984) 150 Cal.App.3d 1167, 1178 fn. 1)(dissent)).
EAST COUNTY LAWYERING |
END OF YEAR
CHECKLIST
By Catherine Tancredi
The end of 2002 is fast approaching and schedules are filling up with extras like office parties and receptions. The purpose of this article is to discuss some items that should be routinely done at the end of each year as part of successful law office management.
1. Clients: review your open client list and close out dead files. Send a closing letter to each client and file a Notice of Withdrawal of Attorney if necessary. Review your current filing system and make sure that files are organized in a manner that makes items easy to locate and retrieve. Now is a good time clean out the files by recycling duplicate pleadings. Take old closed files out of the office file cabinets and store then in less expensive storage boxes and facilities. Once this is done, there will be plenty of room for files for the new clients the new year will bring.
2. Forms: review and modify as needed or create new form files. Review and modify as needed or create resource files of professionals, experts and legal information.
3. Billing: catch up on the billing and decide on whether to raise fees. Review Retainer Agreements as necessary. Review billing files and close out all those who have paid in full. Move these old closed files out of office file cabinets as well. Review all accounts receivable to determine which to send to collection or arbitration.
4. Bookkeeping: close out the year and review all bookkeeping information such as accounts receivable and accounts payable. Ensure that the Client Trust Account is audited and reconciled.
5. Tax Deductions: take advantage of last minute tax deductions by buying new office equipment (see computers, below), furniture, supplies or letterhead. Ensure that all law associations have been renewed. Donate old items to charity for a write-off.
6. Computer: analyze all programs and ensure that they are up to date. Analyze all hardware and ensure that it is up to speed to handle the programs and that the current systems configuration will deliver the most capacity affordable. Network if possible. Become connected to the internet at the office.
7. Staffing: create or revise personnel manuals. Create a 2003 Holiday office schedule. Consider giving a nice bonus to those who help us throughout the year.
8. Volunteer Work: review all involvement with volunteer work either as volunteer counsel or as a member of a Board of Directors.
9. Books and Magazines: clean out bookcases and recycle or store old books and magazines.
9. Vacations: the holidays are the perfect excuse to take a much needed rest. Schedule adequate time to not only close out the year but to rest and relax before the new millennium. Make sure a back up person is available and clients are notified in writing of the vacation schedule (with the December, 2002 billing statement perhaps). Vow to spend more time next year having fun. Schedule one or two long vacations next year. Also either take frequent short vacations throughout the year or small four day weekends every other month.
A well organized and efficient office can essentially run itself. This decreases our overall stress, raises our 'qualify of life' and allows us more time to not only take care of clients, but to spend time with those that count the most, i.e., our families and loved ones. It is easier than it looks. Happy holidays!
CIVIL LITIGATION SECTION |
The December meeting of the Civil Litigation Section will be held on Friday, December 13, 2002 from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. in Department 6 of the El Cajon Superior Court (second floor). Food is allowed and you are invited to bring your brown bag lunch.
The speaker will be Paul L. Van Loon, Esq., District Vice President of the American Arbitration Association. This is a discussion regarding elimination of bias in ADR and ethics in ADR. These are the third and fourth courses in a series of Alternative Dispute Resolution lectures encompassing Arbitration Advocacy, Mediation Advocacy, Elimination of Bias in ADR, Ethics in ADR, Drafting Effective ADR Clauses, and Drafting Employment Agreements. Please see enclosed flyer for additional information.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour Ethics or General Participatory and 1.0 hour in Elimination of Ethics or General Participatory. The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
The January meeting of the Civil Litigation Section will be held on Tuesday, January 21, 2003 from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. in Department 6 of the El Cajon Superior Court (second floor). Food is allowed and you are invited to bring your brown bag lunch.
The speaker will be Paul L. Van Loon, Esq., District Vice President of the American Arbitration Association. This is a discussion regarding drafting effecting ADR clauses and drafting employment agreements with emphasis on addressing new trends. These are the fifth and sixth courses in a series of Alternative Dispute Resolution lectures encompassing Arbitration Advocacy, Mediation Advocacy, Elimination of Bias in ADR, Ethics in ADR, Drafting Effective ADR Clauses, and Drafting Employment Agreements. Please see enclosed flyer for additional information.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour General Participatory for each course (2.0 hours total). The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
These Section meetings are free for all FBA members, and $10.00 for non-members. Applications for FBA membership will be available at the door.
If you have any suggestions for speakers or upcoming meetings, please contact Sam or Joseph.
FAMILY LAW SECTION |
The December, 2002 meeting of the Family Law Section will be held on Tuesday, December 10, 2002 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in Department 6 of the El Cajon Superior Court (second floor). Food is allowed and you are invited to bring your brown bag lunch.
The topic will be "Taking the mystery out of Family Court Service, part deux." The speakers will be Beverly Pruitt, Corinne Butts, Genevieve Clapp, Ruth Hatcher, Judy Kelling, Jim Stanley and Ken Wilcox. The court staff will also provide holiday treats to the bar members.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour General Participatory. The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
The January, 2003 meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 14, 2003 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. in Department 6 of the El Cajon Superior Court (second floor). Food is allowed and you are invited to bring your brown bag lunch.
The speaker will be Nancy Stassinopolous who will discuss the new changes in the San Diego County Family Law Local Rules regarding the use and retention of minor's counsel.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour General Participatory. The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
These Section meetings are free for all FBA members, and $10.00 for non-members. Applications for FBA membership will be available at the door.
If you have any suggestions for speakers or upcoming meetings, please contact Ed or Judi.
ESTATE PLANNING, TRUST & PROBATE SECTION |
At the time the Newsletter went to press, dates, times, topics and speakers were unknown to the editor. The following is the anticipated schedule for December, 2002 and January, 2003. Please contact Nancy, Scott or Jocelyn for correct/updated information before attending!
The December, 2002 meeting of the Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Section will be held on Thursday, December 12, 2002 from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. at the Law Office of Nancy Ewin, 8166 La Mesa Boulevard, La Mesa, CA 91941. The office is in the La Mesa Plaza retail/office complex on the corner of Spring Street and La Mesa Boulevard. Bring your lunch (or pick it up prior to the meeting at any one of several sandwich shops in the center), enjoy the meeting and earn one hour of MCLE.
The topic and speaker will be TBA.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour Ethics or General Participatory. The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
The January, 2003 meeting of the Estate Planning, Trust and Probate Section will be held on Thursday, January 9, 2003 from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Law Office of Nancy Ewin, 8166 La Mesa Boulevard, La Mesa, CA 91941. The office is in the La Mesa Plaza retail/office complex on the corner of Spring Street and La Mesa Boulevard. Bring your lunch (or pick it up prior to the meeting at any one of several sandwich shops in the center), enjoy the meeting and earn one hour of MCLE.
The topic and speaker will be TBA.
This activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hour Ethics or General Participatory. The FBA certifies this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules and regulations of the State Bar of California governing mandatory minimum continuing legal education.
These Section meetings are free for all FBA members, and $10.00 for non-members. Applications for FBA membership will be available at the door.
If you have any suggestions for speakers or upcoming meetings, please contact Nancy, Scott or Jocelyn.
We look forward to seeing you at our meetings, and wish all of you the happiest of holidays and peace and prosperity in the new year!
SECTIONS & COMMITTEES |
SECTIONS:
CIVIL LITIGATION
Joseph Fox 466-9091
Angelo “Sam” Parise (858) 674-6660
CRIMINAL LAW
Daniel Cohen 697-0333
Sheryl Graf 440-5716
ESTATE PLANNING
Scott Cole 460-2080
Nancy Ewin 698-1788
Joselina Medrano 562-9999
FAMILY LAW
Judi Klein 698-1882
“Bud” Klueck 448-6500
Edward Torrence 698-6059
COMMITTEES:
ANNUAL DINNER
Sheryl Graf 440-5716
Virginia Johnson 441-4801
Wells Lyman 589-9984
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Joselina Medrano 562-9999
COURT LIAISON
“Bud” Klueck 448-6500
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Dan Bacal 588-2064
LAW DAY
Jerry Carmody 667-9600
MCLE
Joselina Medrano 562-9999
MEMBERSHIP
Edward Torrence 698-6059
NEWSLETTER
Catherine Tancredi 579-7876
PUBLICATIONS
Sheryl Graf 440-5716
SPECIAL EVENTS
Wells Lyman 589-9984
WEBSITE
Dana Wynn 485-5518
ADS & NOTICES |
LAW OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Close to courthouse in El Cajon. Contact Jim Miller at (619) 590-0383 for further details. |
PRO TEM SCHEDULES |
SMALL CLAIMS
COURT
Please be prepared to take the
bench at 8:15 am and 1:15 pm
December, 2002
3 AM Joseph Fox
PM Miranda Franks
4 AM Elliott Kanter
PM Larry Kincaid
5 AM Garrison Klueck
PM Clare Maudsley
6 AM Jon McKinley
PM Thomas Marshall
10 AM James Mietzel
PM Leroy Knutson
11 AM Blaine Phipps
PM Frank Puglia
12 AM Charles Scott, Jr.
PM Joseph Sciarretta
13 AM Dan Bacal
PM David Egan
17 AM Kenyon Young
PM Catherine Tancredi
18 AM Peter Singer
PM Thomas Buchenau
19 AM Timothy Cohelan
PM David Demergian
20 AM Ron Oberndorfer
PM Ed Castro
24 AM DARK
PM DARK
25 AM HOLIDAY
PM HOLIDAY
26 AM DARK
PM DARK
27 AM Joseph Fox
PM Larry Kincaid
31 AM Miranda Franks
PM DARK
January, 2003
1 AM HOLIDAY
PM HOLIDAY
2 AM DARK
PM DARK
3 AM Larry Kincaid
PM Leroy Knutson
7 AM Elliott Kanter
PM Garrison Klueck
8 AM Wells Lyman
PM Clare Maudsley
9 AM Jon McKinley
PM Blaine Phipps
10 AM James Mietzel
PM Thomas Marshall
14 AM Charles Scott, Jr.
PM Frank Puglia
15 AM Peter Singer
PM Joseph Sciarretta
16 AM Conrad Walker
PM Dan Bacal
17 AM Thomas Buchenau
PM Ed Castro
21 AM Timothy Cohelan
PM Catherine Tancredi
22 AM David Demergian
PM David Egan
23 AM Joseph Fox
PM Larry Kincaid
24 AM Miranda Franks
PM Jon McKinley
28 AM Elliott Kanter
PM Leroy Knutson
29 AM Clare Maudsley
PM Ron Oberndorfer
30 AM Wells Lyman
PM Garrison Klueck
31 AM James Mietzel
PM Thomas Marshall
FAMILY LAW
SETTLEMENT
CONFERENCE
JUDGE
Please arrive at Department 5
by 8:30 a.m.
December, 2002
12-4-02 Cheryl Daily
Mike Love
Wells Lyman
12-11-02 William Benjamin
Larry Kincaid
Peggy Moore
12-18-02 Garrison Klueck
Stanwood Johnson
Beth Sample
12-25-02 DARK
January, 2003
Not available at press time. The court will send out a letter to those volunteering with their scheduled date and time.
2002 OFFICERS
John McCabe, Jr. President 619-692-3136
Garrison Klueck Vice-President 619-448-6500
Jerry Carmody Secretary 619-667-9600
Joseph Fox Treasurer 619-466-9091
2002 DIRECTORS
Leah Boucek 619-463-8400
Daniel Cohen 619-697-0333
Sheryl Graf 619-440-5716
Judy Klein 619-698-1882
Wells Lyman 619-589-9984
Jocelyn Medrano 619-562-9999
Angelo Parise 858-674-6660
Ed Torrence 619-698-6059
REPRESENTATIVES
Wells Lyman, San Diego County Bar 619-589-9984
Sheryl Graf, East County Lawyers Club 619-440-5716
FBA NEWSLETTER
PRODUCTION
Editor in Chief/Layout & Design . . . . . .Catherine Tancredi
ADVERTISING RATES
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$250.00/one year (includes publication in annual attorney directory)
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SUBMISSIONS
Send submissions to Catherine Tancredi by mail to 275 E. Douglas Ave., Suite 115, El Cajon CA 92020, fax to 619- 334-6571 or e-mail to cathyesq@adnc.com in WordPerfect version 8.0 format.
ADDRESS CHANGES
Send your change of address/telephone to Rita Drouin at 275 E. Douglas Ave., Suite 104, El Cajon, CA 92020-4545 or fax to 442-8060
Foothills Bar Association
P.O. Box 1077
El Cajon, CA 92022